Especially James.
He remembered how, back when he was with the Cavaliers, Love had dislocated his right arm too, and his season had ended right then and there.
But look at Wang Yi. He'd only been injured for two days, and he'd already done two hundred dumbbell lifts;
then five hundred one-arm push-ups;
and now he was doing one-arm pull-ups with his right arm.
His training intensity wasn't just over the limit—it was off the charts.
You really couldn't compare one person to another.
While everyone was talking, Wang Yi's private medical team arrived too.
They had come to examine Wang Yi's right arm and assess how well his injury was healing.
When they saw him doing one-arm pull-ups with his right arm, they merely exchanged glances.
Then they each went off to take care of their own business.
They had long since gotten used to Wang Yi behaving like this.
After Wang Yi finished one hundred one-arm pull-ups with his right arm, they gave his arm another thorough examination.
The results confirmed what Wang Yi had said: his injury was healing faster than they had expected.
Previously, they'd predicted that Wang Yi could make it back in time for G7 at the earliest.
But now, at this rate, it looked like he'd be able to play in G6.
However, the team doctors didn't tell the other players or coaches.
They knew Wang Yi very well by now. His recovery was often much faster than anyone else's.
For all they knew, they could say he'd be ready for G6 today, and by tomorrow afternoon, he'd already be ready for G5.
As it turned out, the three private doctors had made a very wise choice.
After those one hundred one-arm pull-ups, Wang Yi did another three hundred one-arm logo threes with